Receiver John Ross hoping to revive his career with Giants
NY Post
As a kickoff return drill was about to commence, Jabrill Peppers positioned himself with the other Giants return men, a handful of players getting a look during a first-week training camp practice. Peppers watched as a new teammate, John Ross, fielded the first ball, catching it cleanly and then taking off as if he had a jetpack strapped to his back.
“He was there,’’ Peppers said, “and then he wasn’t.’’ That pretty much sums up the so-far unfulfilling NFL life of Ross, who is hard to quit because he runs so darn fast. Now you see him, now you don’t. Whether Ross will be seen on the Giants’ final roster remains one of the more compelling summer questions for a team desperate to inject playmaking into the offensive attack.
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